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Learnallpro reports that translating languages is a skill offered by a variety of apps, websites, tools, and devices. Not that others are bad But Google translate is more popular and more precise, so if you ever need to translate a menu or sign, transcribe a conversation, dictate text in a different language, or talk with someone who speaks another language, Google provides two apps capable of translating on iOS / iPadOS and Android devices.It’s is also available on web.
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The Google Translate app can translate loads of languages, either through text or voice or whatever . You just type, write, or speak into the app. The program even allows you to point your smartphone at a sign or menu written in a foreign language to view a live translation… that’s image translation.
Moreso, Google Assistant offers an Interpreter mode(Opens in a new window) with real-time translations that allow you to carry on a conversation with someone speaking different languages. After you ask Google to help you with a specific language, the Assistant automatically translates your words so you can maintain a back-and-forth conversation with the other person.
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Other sub topics that we will treat later in this article are Translate Conversations, Manual Translation, Keyboard Translation, Real-Time Conversations and Translate Images
Google Translate
Google Translate works on iOS / iPadOS and Android devices and even on web. iPhone and iPad users will find it at Apple’s App Store, while Android users can snag it from Google Play. While web users acan just search Google translate on Google search. All versions offer roughly the same features but with somewhat different layouts. You can translate typed text among more than 100 different languages, see translations of images in around 90 languages, translate bilingual conversations on the fly in 43 languages, and draw text for translation in 95 languages. Offline translations are also available for many languages. Plus, you’re able to save translated words and phrases for future use. Beyond English, a small sampling of the many languages supported by the app include French, Italian, German, Spanish, Greek, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Latin, Arabic, Russian, Hebrew, and Yiddish.
Translate Text
Let’s say you want a Spanish translation of an English phrase. Tap the name of the current language on the left side and select English as the source language. Tap the name of the language on the right and select Spanish as the language you want to translate to. Next, tap the field that says Enter text and type the English word or phrase you wish to translate.
Another you could have done that is , tap the pen icon and write a phrase in English one character at a time using your finger or stylus. As you type or write characters on the screen, the app tries to predict what you plan to write in full by displaying possible word and letter combinations.
Select one of the suggested words if it matches what you intended to enter and if it doesn’t continue writing. At some point, the app may suggest the entire phrase you want to enter. If so, select the phrase
In return, Google Translate displays the word or phrase in the target language. Tap the right arrow button next to the translation and then tap a speaker icon next to the phrase in either language to hear it spoken aloud.
On an iPhone, tap the Share icon to share the translation with someone else, tap the Full Screen icon to see the translation full screen, and tap the Copy icon to copy it and paste it elsewhere.
On an Android phone, tap the Copy icon to copy the translation. Tap the three-dot icon at the top to share it or reverse the translation
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